Sentence examples for contrary ruling from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bakke also cautioned that a contrary ruling would do grave harm to the prosecution's case.

But a contrary ruling, he said, would let employers continue to use an unlawful practice with impunity.

As long as there was no contrary ruling from another appeals court, they wouldn't need to step in to resolve a split.

Under a contrary ruling, he said, "Article III would be transformed from the guardian of individual liberty and separation of powers we have long recognized into mere wishful thinking".

Justice Drager cited the Rochester case as a precedent, and Ms. Sommer said that the Monroe County appellate decision is binding on lower courts throughout New York until there is a contrary ruling from another appellate court.

Much of his opinion concerned the potential consequences of a contrary ruling, one that he said "could prevent a buyer from domestically selling or even giving away copies of a video game made in Japan, a film made in Germany or a dress (with a design copyright) made in China".

The judge in the case, Robert P. Kaye, decided earlier–despite many contrary rulings by other courts that the case could proceed as a class action, meaning a ruling that the cigarette companies are liable would be applied to all Florida smokers claiming injury from their habit.

Contrary opinion is misunderstood.

The court denied the school's counterclaim for the remaining tuition, and while Dr. Roemer called that ruling "contrary to basic contract law," the school did not pursue the case because "the amount was too small".

In a decision contrary to the rulings of every other circuit, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the suit filed by Jesner and others who claimed they and their family members were victims of terrorism.

In Washington, Sean McCormack, a State Department spokesman, said that Mr. Sharif's deportation "runs contrary to the Supreme Court ruling".